bravade (Meaning)
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bravade (n.)
Bravado.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bravade
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bravade Sentence Examples
- His boasting about his accomplishments was nothing more than empty bravade.
- The general's bravade before battle inspired his troops to fight with renewed vigor.
- Despite his bravade, he knew deep down that he was no match for his opponent.
- The politician's bravade failed to impress the audience, who saw through his empty promises.
- The young knight's bravade masked his insecurities about his abilities on the battlefield.
- His bravade often got him into trouble, as he frequently overestimated his own capabilities.
- The bravade of the bullfighter captivated the audience as he faced the fierce beast in the ring.
- Behind his bravade, he harbored doubts about whether he could fulfill the expectations placed upon him.
- The singer's bravade on stage endeared him to his fans, who admired his confidence and charisma.
- Despite facing criticism and setbacks, she remained undeterred, her bravade fueling her determination to succeed.
FAQs About the word bravade
Bravado.
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No antonyms found.
His boasting about his accomplishments was nothing more than empty bravade.
The general's bravade before battle inspired his troops to fight with renewed vigor.
Despite his bravade, he knew deep down that he was no match for his opponent.
The politician's bravade failed to impress the audience, who saw through his empty promises.
